Linking folders to their titles in README for better user access to each project #3
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Hi @ashkanRmk 馃憢
I was browsing GitHub and I happened to come across this repository, which was really good and useful, but I saw that you did not link the title of each project to the project itself in the
README.md. That's why I forked this repo and did this so that people who come to this repo can have easier access to any of the projects.Also, if you want, I will prepare a README for each of these projects about that project so that information about each project can be seen in the folder of the same project.